Twelve-Handed Poker 3.0

The game revolves around the strategic formation of twelve distinct poker hands, organized into a grid of five rows and five columns, along with two diagonal hands, utilizing a set of 26 dealt cards. Players calculate their score by summing the values of all twelve hands. An interesting twist allows players to skip the use of one card during gameplay, resulting in 25 positions to fill.

Participants have the option to choose between a standard 52-card deck or a 48-card pinochle deck, adding an element of variety and strategy to the experience.

Additionally, players can track their performance, as the top three scores achieved with each type of deck are saved and prominently displayed, fostering a competitive yet engaging environment.